Can't you just use the Suspend button? :)
I'd be inclined to initiate suspend-to-disk when the laptop's lid is
closed, or when I press the suspend button if ACPI would be so
accomodating. After closing the lid, if I change my mind there's only
two inputs I can do quickly: press the Suspend button, or open the
lid. SysRq-Escape would take a couple of seconds longer due to
needing to open the lid.
Of those, I'd be worried about the fragile lid switch occasionally
bouncing as I moved the laptop, causing it to fail to suspend in my
bag. The button is well protected.
-- Jamie
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